
The Seizing Brain - Seizure-related Imaging Abnormalities
This package contains the slides from the YouTube video “Imaging of Seizure-Related Abnormalities.”
The slides are available in three PDF formats:
- Full-size slides – One slide per page, great for viewing on screen
- Handout version – Six slides per page, ideal for quick review
- Note-taking version – Three slides per page with space for your own notes
A comprehensive (and deep-dive) overview of imaging findings in seizure-related pathology.
Topics include:
- Perfusion-CT findings: hyperperfusion, hypoperfusion, and their mimics (e.g. stroke, carotid stenosis)
- Seizure-induced changes on MRI (SMRA’s): typical locations, patterns, and evolution
- Challenging differentials and how to avoid common pitfalls
- Special focus on NORSE (New-Onset Refractory Status Epilepticus) and FIRES (Febrile Infection-Related Epilepsy Syndrome)
Packed with real-life examples and radiological pearls. Ideal for radiology and neurology residents, emergency imaging readers, or anyone looking to confidently identify postictal and ictal imaging changes.
📺 Link to the YouTube video: The Seizing Brain - Seizure-induced imaging abnormalities on perfusion-CT and MRI.